Assuming there are an equal amount of houses per street, if there are 18 houses on 3 streets, how many houses are there per stre
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Answer:
71.447296
Step-by-step explanation:
The sequence is geometric with first term 100 and common ratio -0.4. Then the sum of n terms is ...
Sn = 100(1 -(-0.4)^n)/(1 -(-0.4))
and the sum of 9 terms is ...
S9 = 100(1 -(-0.4^9))/(1.4) = 71.447296
By definition, an isosceles triangle has 2 of the 3 sides with the same length. From this, we already know that the third side must be or 5 or 12.
We also know that, for every triangle, the sum of two sides must be always bigger than the third side, for any combination.
From this second affirmation, we know that the third side can not be 5, because:
From this, we conclude that the third side of an isosceles triangle with sides equal to 5 and 12 is equal to 12.
